The phrase "allowed for giving" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express permission or opportunity for providing something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The new policy allowed for giving feedback on the project."
Alternatives: "permitted to provide" or "enabled to give".
Now, though, many alternative registries allow for giving or contributing toward experiences that a couple can share.
It measures with 21 questions a global dimension of dependence in MOH sufferers, but does not allow for giving a cut-off on which patients should be considered to have MOH.
Tight-binding implementation allows for giving a precise meaning to two representative edge geometries on hexagonal lattice: armchair and zigzag edges (a general edge geometry is a mixture of the two).
Donations to party committees are capped at $30,800 per individual or corporation, which could explain why outside groups have seen their coffers swell after the Citizens United decision allowed for unlimited giving to unaffiliated groups.
Regardless of the level of deductions allowed for charitable giving, President Obama and Congress should take steps to ensure that money qualifying for the deduction goes to serve charitable causes within a reasonable period of time.
The format did not allow for give-and-take during what was largely a genial debate, with the candidates mentioning each other's names only when they agreed on various issues.
The overall approach draws from basic negotiation theory: Rather than fighting issue by issue, as boards and shareholder activist groups currently do, they should take a bundled approach that allows for give-and-take across issues, thereby increasing the likelihood of meaningful progress.
The teacher-student relationship formed in class allows for open discussion, giving the classroom a friendly and engaging ambience.
A maximum of 1 alignment to the reference was allowed for any given read, and the minimum anchor length was 10 bases.
The interview guide allowed for flexibility given the differences in the four franchises and allowed interviewees to explain their role within the franchise, how they understood the meaning of quality and engaged with the quality assurance system.
Databases were set up containing (a) a list of all drugs and their current market prices, and (b) protocols for the list of drugs allowed for a given diagnosis on a patient in intensive care.
